Dyslexia is seen as a disability. But in fact, the world and the workplace need Dyslexic Thinking more than ever. As AI continues to become increasingly central in every industry, a global report released by Made by Dyslexia and the world’s largest recruiter, Randstadt, has revealed that skills such as creativity, problem-solving and communication are now the most sought-after in every job, across every sector, around the world. These are the same skills that are inherent to dyslexics. And skills anyone can learn at DyslexicU.
Housed on Open University, DyslexicU is a ‘new school of thought’ where anyone can learn the world’s most valuable skill – Dyslexic Thinking. The university has also partnered with TikTok to create a world-first educational hub that uses the platform’s innovative Symphony feature to seamlessly translate the university content into 12 languages - with a combined audience of more than 3.82 billion.
Sir Richard’s disruptive ‘Anti-Commencement Speech’ film was played at the launch event to press and ambassadors, and was created by Collider by director duo VERSUS.
